Television
Virtual Book Launch: Jill Godmilow’s KILL THE DOCUMENTARY: A LETTER TO FILMMAKERS, STUDENTS, AND SCHOLARS
Can the documentary be useful? Can a film change how its viewers think about the world and their potential role in it? In Kill the Documentary, the award-winning director Jill...
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Shakespeare: On the Shakespeare Trail
Trailers are everywhere. No longer only in the movie theatre, they fill our televisions and are all over the web. One major area of Shakespeare marketing that Shakespeare...
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Evangelizing through Film and Television with Doug Tooke
Leonard DeLorenzo for Church Life Today welcomes Doug Tooke to talk about the role of filmmaking and television in evangelization. Doug is the Vice President for Ministry...
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Notre Dame London Global Gateway and partners launch year-long exploration of Shakespeare
The Notre Dame London Global Gateway, along with partners from the United Kingdom and the University of Notre Dame campus, is launching a year-long exploration of Shakespeare....
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Pete Bevacqua ’93, Chairman, NBC Sports Group, and Jack Swarbrick
Pete Bevacqua, Chairman, NBC Sports Group, sits down with Jack Swarbrick, to discuss the future of Media and Sports. Indi Jackson will make a special guest appearance during the...
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On ‘A Dangerous Idea’ and Documentary Filmmaking
Stephanie Welch is the director of the documentary A Dangerous Idea: Eugenics, Genetics, and the American Dream. In September, she visited Notre Dame’s DeBartolo Performing...
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A Conversation with Mike Schur: “Can Television Make Us Better People?”
Mike Schur — the creator of the philosophy-focused NBC comedy The Good Place as well as Parks and Recreation and Brooklyn Nine-Nine — came to Notre Dame to meet with...
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On (TV) Comedies and Not Messing With the Magic
Except this time, host Ted Fox and his guest do something a little different: a live show during the University’s annual Reunion weekend. An Emmy award-winning movie producer,...
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Dare to Let the Arts Transform You
Sam Jackson began his theatre career at his high school, where he became heavily involved with the arts by both directing and acting in a variety of plays. At Notre Dame, he...
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Broadcasting the Bicentennial Birthday Bash: History, Myth, and Ideology in Television’s Celebration of 1776
Accompanied by rare clips from the prestigious Peabody Awards Collection, this presentation analyzes how television programming from across the United States in 1976 celebrated...
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